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Mood Disorders – Yes/No Rapid Revision Activity

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This classroom activity was conducted to help students revise key concepts related to mood disorders in a quick and engaging format. Students were asked a series of Yes/No questions covering topics such as Major Depressive Disorder, Bipolar I and II Disorders, Persistent Depressive Disorder, and Cyclothymic Disorder. The activity encouraged active participation, quick thinking, and conceptual clarity. It also helped identify common misconceptions and reinforced diagnostic features in a simple manner. The session served as an effective pre-viva and exam revision strategy

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This classroom activity was conducted to help students revise key concepts related to mood disorders in a quick and engaging format. Students were asked a series of Yes/No questions covering topics such as Major Depressive Disorder, Bipolar I and II Disorders, Persistent Depressive Disorder, and Cyclothymic Disorder. The activity encouraged active participation, quick thinking, and conceptual clarity. It also helped identify common misconceptions and reinforced diagnostic features in a simple manner. The session served as an effective pre-viva and exam revision strategy

by Samridhi Thukral
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A person must feel depressed for at least ____ to be diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder.

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Is loss of interest in activities a symptom of depression?

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Can a person with depression feel excessive guilt?

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Is mania characterized by very low energy levels?

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Does Bipolar I Disorder require at least one manic episode?

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Is hypomania more severe than mania?

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Does Bipolar II Disorder include hypomania and major depression?

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Can sleep disturbances occur in depression?

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Is Cyclothymic Disorder a disorder with mild mood swings for at least two years?

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Are mood disorders only about feeling sad for one day?

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Can depression affect appetite?

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Is suicidal ideation common in manic episodes?

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Can a person with Major Depressive Disorder experience difficulty concentrating?

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Does mania usually involve decreased need for sleep?

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Is Persistent Depressive Disorder more severe than Major Depressive Disorder?

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Can a person with Bipolar I Disorder be hospitalized during a manic episode?

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Is hypomania severe enough to cause major social or occupational impairment?

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Does Cyclothymic Disorder include full manic episodes?

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Is feeling energetic and productive always a sign of mania?

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If a student feels sad for 3 days after failing an exam, is it Major Depressive Disorder?

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